First Vice Presidential Debate Held in 1976
The first vice presidential debate occurred in 1976 between Democratic Senator Walter Mondale and Republican Senator Bob Dole. Mondale faced Dole in a nationally televised contest that set a precedent for future VP debates and influenced campaign dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mondale
Bob Dole
Question line for reader contact in paper style
A reader is invited to ask questions by calling 832-7297 or emailing soundoff jworld.com for feedback or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Jworld.com
Razing McCollum Hall Sparks Reader Reactions on KU Campus
On the street responses from readers at Massachusetts Street weigh in on the University of Kansas plan to raze McCollum Hall. Quotes from Kadim Alasady of Al Basrah Iraq and Ryan Huang of Fuzhou China reflect mixed views on cost, necessity, and green goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCollum Hall
Massachusetts Street
Kadim Alasady
al Basrah
Iraq
Ryan Huang
Fuzhou
China
Lawrence man to stand trial on child pornography charges
Lawrence man arrested in September will stand trial on three charges of sexual exploitation of a minor. Detectives testified the IP address tied to the defendant led to a Douglas County residence and a computer seized with child porn images. The man, free on 50000 bond, faces up to 136 months per charge depending on history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Man
Douglas County District Court
Michael Malone
Lawrence
T.J. Shavers
Johnson County Sheriffs Office
Ares
Shavers
Douglas County Sheriffs Office
Sheriffs Office
Douglas County Sheriffs
Dean Ohman
Ohman
Michael Clarke
The
Journal-World
KU geologist earns Twenhofel Medal in geology field
Longtime KU geology professor Bob Goldstein lauds the award as part of a golden age of discovery in oil and gas bearing rocks. Enos, 78, who helped create KU field courses and taught well after retirement, calls joining Twenhofel Medal winners a rare honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Goldstein
Goldstein
Shell Oil Co
Binghamton University
New York
Kansas
Kansas State University
Enos
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Mexico
Texas
Grand Canyon
Twenhofel
William H. Twenhofel
R.C. Moore
KU Student Struck On Campus In Fatal Warning
A Kansas University student was struck by a Nissan Altima in Lot 109 near Jayhawk Towers at 7 54 p m. The female student was taken by ambulance to Stormont Vail Regional Health Center in Topeka with life threatening head injuries. KU police investigate cause of the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
John Dietz
Jayhawk Towers
W. 15Th St
Dietz
Stormont-Vail Regional Health Center
Topeka
On the Record Journal-World blotter note no incidents
The Journal-World reports none on Wednesday and notes it does not print all police reports. Burglaries are listed only when losses reach 1000 dollars or more unless unusual, with victims protected. Names of arrestees are given only after charging, assaults reported only with major injuries, holdups and robberies covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Lawrence Birth Announcements Include Several Newborns
Sane Seth and Maureen Cole of Lawrence announce a boy born Tuesday. Mitali and Nikuni Shukla of Lawrence announce a boy born Wednesday. Jorge Rodriguez and Grisel Sanchez of Lawrence announce a girl born Wednesday. Alex and Ann Dominguez of Lawrence announce a boy born Wednesday. Amy and Shannon Savoie of Lawrence announce a boy born Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth
Maureen Cole
Lawrence
Mitali
Nikuni Shukla
Jorge Rodriguez
Grisel Sanchez
Alex and
Ann Dominguez
Amy and
Shannon Savoie
Enos Sainted Geology Mentor and Family Support Highlighted
Enos credited colleagues and EU geology program alumni for support during his career. He thanked his wife Carol who cared for two children while they lived in a Gaspé cabin far from medical care as he pursued a Yale doctoral dissertation. They also lived in a Mexican mountain trailer for two summers and sabbatical research in China after joining KU. Goldstein calls Enos a leading figure in sedimentary geology and a good fit for Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos
EU Geology Program
Carol
Gaspé Peninsula
Quebec
Paul
Yale
Mexico
China
Goldstein
Higuchi awards honor cross disciplinary KU research leaders
KU honors four recipients for advancing multi discipline science. Takeru Higuchi and his wife Aya endowed the prize in 1981 to recognize distinguished KU professionals. Recipients include Lunte of the Adams Institute praised for brain research and NIH funding. Mandel leads Odyssey Research Program at the Kansas Geological Survey. Mayhew studies early Spanish poetry and Lorca influence. Ceremony at the Lied Center on November 2 will feature Chancellor Gray-Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KU Endowment
Takeru Higuchi
Aya
Sunte
Higuchi
Lunte
Ralph N. Adams
National Institutes of Health
Mandel
The
Kansas Geological Survey
Anthropology
Survey
Great Plains
Mayhew
Federico Garcia Lorca
National Endowment For the Humanities
Lorca
Spain
Kansas Center For Solar Energy Research
Ku’s
Lied Center
Bernadette Gray-Little
Cans for the Community opens new drop-off bin at On the Rocks
A new aluminum can drop-off bin is now open at On the Rocks 1818 Mass. It joins 12 Cans for the Community locations in Lawrence. The group donates proceeds to varied beneficiaries most recently Douglas County Special Olympics. Omega Phi Alpha Alpha Kappa members will bag cans at the site. More info at cansforthecommunity.org.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On the Rocks
1818
Mass
Lawrence
Douglas County
Alpha Kappa Chapter
Omega Phi Alpha Soror
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Adam Strunk
Ljworld.com
Daisy Hill
Carson Levine
Maranda Rollo
Dallas
By Shaun Hittleschittle
Shaun Hittle
Twitter
Shaunhittle
Patro
Journal- World
Lawrence.com
Matt Erickson
Liberty van Elees Ui
M !Ee
Wild and Scenic Film Festival
Friends of the Raw
Free State Brewing Co
ASR
Cansfor Thecommunity.org
Matt Tait
Kusports
Knology.com
Ther Aven
Fas
SGU Nevidee
KU Natural History Museum
Naturalhistory.ku
Facebook
Kunhm